What is dispute resolution and advocacy law?
Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the winter 2009 preLaw magazine article, “What is dispute resolution and advocacy law?” in the Most Innovative Law Schools issue.
What is dispute resolution and advocacy law?
Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the winter 2009 preLaw magazine article, “What is dispute resolution and advocacy law?” in the Most Innovative Law Schools issue.
End of the Year Brings a Burst of Settlements With Justice Department
Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Jan. 2 Washington Post article, “End of the Year Brings a Burst of Settlements With Justice Department,” by Carrie Johnson.
Is Pardon Reversal a Sign of a Broken System?
Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Dec. 30, 2008, ABC News story, “Is Pardon Reversal a Sign of a Broken System?”
Nonprofit law Prof Blog: UK Philanthropists Step into the Gap
Professor Darryll Jones wrote a piece for the Nonprofit Law Prof Blog.
ABC News: Pardon Breakdown
Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Pardon Power blog, “ABC News: Pardon Breakdown.”
Crime and Punishment: Beside Myself
Dean Ellen Podgor’s article in the Yale Law Review was cited in Roberta Morris’ blog, “Crime and Punishment: Beside Myself.”
Popular Law Stories From Around the Web
The Wall Street Journal blog ran an article citing Dean Ellen Podgor’s White Collar Crime Prof blog.
Dean Ellen Podgor’s White Collar Crime Prof blog was cited in the Sentencing Law and Policy blog.
on the move
News of Dr. Wendy Libby being named president of Stetson University ran in the “on the move” section in the Dec. 25, 2008, issue of Diverse magazine.
Professor Bruce Jacob and Professor Charles Rose were both quoted in the front page Tampa Tribune story by Elaine Silvestrini, “Editing May Aid Al-Arian, Law Experts Say,” picked up by MSNBC.
Editing May Aid Al-Arian, Law Experts Say
Professor Charles Rose and Professor Bruce Jacob were quoted in the front-page Tampa Tribune story, “Editing May Aid Al-Arian, Law Experts Say,” by Elaine Silvestrini.
Charges could be dropped in terror case
Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the MarketWatch story, “Charges could be dropped in terror case.”